So if I just unplug this connector & leave it the light should go out? Right now it’s plugged in (light on) & the filter was drained through the filter sensor. No water in filter but light stays on.... ( at this time I cannot open hood cuz truck is covered by a foot of frozen snow/ice. This storm gave us a beatin)When the circuit is closed the light comes on. Mine is just unplugged and hanging too.
That’s what I may be thinking because I accidentally got the female end of the plug wet with fuel not too long before I connected it. I had wiped it good, thought about contact cleaner spray, which I did have but I figured it would be fine. After initial connection I took truck for a test drive after the new lift pump & fuel line section, new filter install and solenoid relay replacement. All was good & truck ran great. There was no light during drive. When I got home while parking, the light lit. I’ll try the contact cleaner trick when I’m back under hood. If light remains I’ll just unplug it & see how it reacts.Or, they’re wet. I steam cleaned the engine when I replaced the front seal. Got in the truck to back out of the shop and the WIF light was on with no sensor. It went out before I got home.
(You had to do a front seal?? Damn, thats not a fun job...)
So maybe I’ll start by disconnecting then cutting the plug off on harness side to see if light goes out. This will prove that plug is bad I would think then, no?The plug wire is shorted out somewhere, possibly to each other. The light only illums with continuity.
Yes that actually entered my mind after I thought about it more. When I get to try it I’ll let you know what the outcome is. I want to thank you for the assistance you’ve shared along the way. I really appreciate your input. I know we love our trucks. Mine since the day I picked it up 23 years ago when it came in on the car carrier. I had ordered it 4 months prior & that day I just took a chance ride by the dealership before I got the phone call from them. Out front was the rig with 5 pickups on it. One of them was mine. It was awesome.....I’ll keep you postedIf you do I suggest you leave enough wire to reconnect it in case the plug is good. Maybe just cut one wire to start.